We recently received news from our partner Sachiko Knappman. Ten resilient Gingko plants continue to thrive at the Sonoma County Peace Crane Project, thanks to collaborative efforts with Sonoma State University. Although the project encountered setbacks due to the pandemic, causing a delay in the planting plans, our partners remain optimistic about planting the trees in the near future.
News came from Sonoma County in California - 10 of the Hibaku Gingko seeds that arrived in July have sprouted! Sonoma County Peace Crane Project is an all-volunteer community group committed to creating peace and harmony. The first picture is of the group members when they opened the seed package from Hiroshima. The third photo is from the Nuclear Remembrance Day Event on August 4th, during which the group promoted the seed for Peace project using two bonsai gingko trees from a local bonsai group. We sincerely hope the Gingko from Hiroshima grows strong into beautiful trees in Sonoma County as advocates and reminders for peace and nature.
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